
The Immortal Toad
仙蟾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 361k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Hidden Gems from the Sea of Books, Including What I’m Reading Now
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Joy in Life, Nothing Owed in Death: No-Romance Novels
After reading for many years and trying many different genres, I eventually became obsessed with novels without romance. Some people say I am young and unaware of sorrow, yet insist on calling it unforgettable love. Perhaps they are right. Maybe that is why I feel that having no romance really means having no troubles. ... The world of fiction is impossible to imagine. I still remember that the first novel I ever read was a fantasy story that pioneered the cultivation of alchemy, leaving me f
Jiuxuan Study
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Good Reads Worth Checking Out: Xianxia, Wuxia, and Fantasy
Life is finite, but knowledge has no bounds; the paths of reincarnation stretch without end. The earth has borders, but the sky has none; thoughts of life and death are boundless. The Dao has no end, thoughts have no bounds; I turn back from the mortal world and choose not to become an immortal.
Books I've Read, Looking for Like-Minded Bookworms
Clear logic, polished writing, and classic great books
Minimalist
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A Veteran Reader's 10-Year Spiritual Sustenance
I started reading Light Child back in middle school, and now I've been working for five years. I once tried writing a novel myself, but I just couldn't stick with it. I've spent over a decade reading, and I've found that the works by the big-name authors are getting harder and harder for me to enjoy. Yet when I sift through the sea of books, I still sometimes find a great story that's deeply satisfying. I've made this list to share the books I can still enjoy reading today. I hope we can appreci
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It's not easy to be a newbie, and it's not easy to write a traditional fairy tale. I sincerely ask for your support in terms of reading and voting! Thank you so much!
This old eunuch has many vests, and he has written books such as Xian Chan, Xian Chan, Xian Liao, Liaozhai Qiudao, and Xian Xiao. They are all written by him. They are all good books. It is a pity that he was born a eunuch.
In the past few decades, it was so difficult to seek immortality, and there were no opportunities. The author started writing about various magic weapons and techniques that kept popping up, which was very frustrating. Too deliberate
The writing is really good, but the character of the protagonist is a failure at the moment. He has low cultivation, makes enemies everywhere, and is indecisive in doing things. How many chapters has it been published? It seems that he has the support of a big boss behind his back. In fact, there are clowns hitting the protagonist's face all the time. It is very frustrating to watch. The protagonist has to suppress himself every happy event. At best, he is neither arrogant nor impetuous. At worst, he is cowardly and incompetent. He can even cry and laugh based on other people's faces. After decades of travel, I finally embarked on the path to immortality. Cultivation as an immortal is meant to see one's inner nature, but yet one always becomes Voldemort. Everyone in the world enjoys success and fame. Who loves hardships?
Damn TJ, what did you say when it was put on the shelves? Talking like farts!
Fortunately, I was deceived by these great eunuchs and only gave me an initial order. Over the years, there have been countless immortal eunuch authors who have promised to finish the book. They wrote very well at the beginning, but somehow they didn't cheat the eunuchs. How did they swallow up those promises in the end? It's not that they don't support the eunuchs. It's really that the father-in-laws can't believe it. As long as he has a book of eunuchs, the bottom line is gone, and the next one will be cut off if he doesn't want to write it. It's a vicious cycle...
After getting the spirit bead, the plot took off all the way. The characters I met were all the boys who came to deliver treasures. First, it was the kind-hearted master who gave treasures, and then the head of the sect. The protagonist, Long Aotian, was a genius. Of course, that doesn't mean that novels like this are bad, after all, Xiaobai literature is the mainstream. I have subscribed to the latest chapter. At first I thought it had the feel of Dao Zheng Zheng and Xian Gourd, but now it seems that it is just a high-level white novel that imitates cats and tigers. Goodbye.
Does anyone have any classic novels about cultivating immortals like Xian Chan? Can you recommend one? Thank you.
It's all high-quality, but eunuch, what do you think of the newcomers who insist on insisting even though they haven't signed the contract?😁
This skilled man, whose vest is it? Let me get out of the way...